Our lifestyle means that local is only temporary. 

Families relocating or needing temporary housing due to property damage need bigger units - 3 bed and above.

Long story short, you'll basically be setting up a situation where you get some kind of temporary financing to fund the construction to then roll over into the VA loan once complete.

I also need to figure out how to handle anyone who becomes in need of more than temporary medical care.Any feedback is most appreciated.

Houses are NOT assets, they are the temporary residence of your cash in the form of equity. 

They don't understand that this is a temporary ban, that they will still owe the rent, and they will be evicted when it's over, if they can't pay. 

The loss is minuscule to me compared to the costs I have in SF, and I see it as temporary sadly, due to their advanced age and deteriorating condition (my grandfather actually just had an ER scare yesterday, but they got him stabilized thankfully).

Needs the place for 1 year lease and possibly a couple extra months as she is on temporary assignment. #2 Two international students with no credit, but FSLs with healthy living expense budgets paid by their government.

I want this to be temporary as it’s a very desirable apartment... it’s kind of a messy situation but I want to go about it the right way

Thus, the "temporary" status your "assets" must live by.